Crack o' dawn
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1. Front matter2. Introductory material3. “I HAVE LOOKED INTO ALL MEN’S HEARTS”4. PROFITS5. THE POET REBUKES HIS FLATTERERS6. “AS I DRANK TEA TO-DAY”7. TO A COWARD8. THE RECLUSE9. RAIN IN THE NIGHT10. RESTLESSNESS11. GHOSTS12. THE YEAR AFTER13. THOSE I LOVE14. ESCAPE15. “WHAT IF I GROW OLD AND GRAY”16. WIND17. SORROW’S SHADOW18. “I WENT DOWN INTO MY HEART”19. SORROW IN SPRING20. WINGS21. THE UNBORN22. THE MOTHER23. THE CHILDREN’S PEDDLER24. EVENING SONG25. THE NEW HOUSE26. TO YOUTH—IN SECRET JOY27. FIRE FANTASY28. AN OLD SONG29. HOME30. WILD WEATHER31. DAWN-JOY32. “NOW I WILL SADDLE THE SWIFT BROWN MARE”33. TO THE NORTH34. UP ON THE MOUNTAIN35. “THE STARS GO BY”36. STORM DANCE37. THE BLACK WITCH38. RIDE39. ROMANCE40. O MY LOVE LEONORE41. THE CHANGELING42. HOOFS IN THE DARK43. “WHAT I DESIRE TO SAY”